DavidEye said:

So it's true. It is going to be a Kylie album.

dreamfactory313 said:

I think she would be much more inspired at either of those locations. London has spoiled her!

DavidEye said:

Thats not a bad choice. I actually really liked the NRM video. It was fucked up and visually stunning. It's Madonna, so honestly, I have faitht that the video is gonna be hot

MikeMatronik said:

Shut your mouth! I guess Billy got bumped.

Why not? Are you still waiting for the "official" release?

One can only hope!

VinnyM27 said:

I like the fact that Madonna works with only European producers these days.She's going for an edgy Europop/dance sound,and I think it's much more inspired than the lame music coming out of America these days.If she were to move back to,say New York,she'd probably hook up with somebody like The Neptunes,which is what I don't want her to do.

DavidEye said:

Or at least once the full song is out.

Listen to that sample,goddamit!


You can order the Ringtone for your cellphone.

BTW, am I the only one who thinks it's stupid to have a tracklist and cover out before the single is out. Hell, at least gives us an accessable sample. Winamp bullshit!

Moonbeam,have you heard the sample of "Hung Up" yet? Your brother refuses to

These song titles suck. They all sound corny as hell.

"Let it will be" WTF??

There is a song called "Jump" and then another called "How High" right after it? LOL! That is too much.

A recycled song from "bedtime stories"

and "Isaac" oh gaaaaawd

Oh my god... that's NEVER been done before.... the old bag is SO novel....

The below was just posted on Popjustice...hmmm

http://popjustice2.proboa...259&page=3

This posting has appeared on a certain website from a certain person who knows what they're talkign about.

"Ok, I’ve heard it twice and this is what I could make out:

There are 12 songs, all very dancey, all mixed together seemlessly, either with classical string passages or electronic twiddlings. The whole effect is rather like listening to a seriously pumping French house DJs mix compilation. Please don’t be surprised if you’re looking for a bottle of poppers and the nearest podium by track two. I know I was.

On the one hand it is very cheeky, referencing both her mid 80s dance material (Jellybean etc), as well as Abba (you all know about that one by now), The Jacksons ‘Can You Feel It’ (in the bass line of ‘Sorry’, the second single), ‘I Feel Love’ (in ‘Future Lovers’), as well as 70s/80s New Wave stuff (particularly the song ‘I Love New York’).

But it’s also pretty intense. There are plenty of "fuck you" lyics, not to mention spiritual ruminations a la Ray Of Light. The fact you don’t get time to breath from beginning to end also doesn’t help matters. But in a good way.

‘Push’ was facinating. The nearest I could come to described its grinding pychadelia was The Beatles ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’.

It also has a new contender for the worst/funniest lyric in history:
"I don’t like other cities but I like New York,
Other places make me feel like a dork."
... although the ironic delivery might absolve her of any possible crimes to literature. cough cough…

In short it’s gayer than an Elton John Versailles Hall Of Mirrors costume party. I reckon it’s up there with the best. Possibly even surpassing Ray Of Light.

But don’t quote me on that when we all hear it coming out of normal speakers and discover it sounds shit."
[Edited 9/22/05 14:31pm]

THE SLING IS OFF!!!!
Paris premire of Revolver

ehuffnsd said:

Madge's boobs!

VinnyM27 said:

I'm shocked that Warners hasn't released the single yet.So many "parts" of it are floating around already.

The below was just posted on Popjustice...hmmm

http://popjustice2.proboa...259&page=3

This posting has appeared on a certain website from a certain person who knows what they're talkign about.

"Ok, I’ve heard it twice and this is what I could make out:

There are 12 songs, all very dancey, all mixed together seemlessly, either with classical string passages or electronic twiddlings. The whole effect is rather like listening to a seriously pumping French house DJs mix compilation. Please don’t be surprised if you’re looking for a bottle of poppers and the nearest podium by track two. I know I was.

On the one hand it is very cheeky, referencing both her mid 80s dance material (Jellybean etc), as well as Abba (you all know about that one by now), The Jacksons ‘Can You Feel It’ (in the bass line of ‘Sorry’, the second single), ‘I Feel Love’ (in ‘Future Lovers’), as well as 70s/80s New Wave stuff (particularly the song ‘I Love New York’).

But it’s also pretty intense. There are plenty of "fuck you" lyics, not to mention spiritual ruminations a la Ray Of Light. The fact you don’t get time to breath from beginning to end also doesn’t help matters. But in a good way.

‘Push’ was facinating. The nearest I could come to described its grinding pychadelia was The Beatles ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’.

It also has a new contender for the worst/funniest lyric in history:
"I don’t like other cities but I like New York,
Other places make me feel like a dork."
... although the ironic delivery might absolve her of any possible crimes to literature. cough cough…

In short it’s gayer than an Elton John Versailles Hall Of Mirrors costume party. I reckon it’s up there with the best. Possibly even surpassing Ray Of Light.

But don’t quote me on that when we all hear it coming out of normal speakers and discover it sounds shit."
[Edited 9/22/05 14:31pm]

ehuffnsd said:

Madge's boobs!

MikeMatronik said:

The two in front of her look great but she should chop off that hideous on on the side of her....

DavidEye said:

Yes I've heard it. It's hard to tell what a whole song will be like from a spliced sample heard over a computer, but it sounds decent enough to me.

The below was just posted on Popjustice...hmmm

http://popjustice2.proboa...259&page=3

This posting has appeared on a certain website from a certain person who knows what they're talkign about.

"Ok, I’ve heard it twice and this is what I could make out:

There are 12 songs, all very dancey, all mixed together seemlessly, either with classical string passages or electronic twiddlings. The whole effect is rather like listening to a seriously pumping French house DJs mix compilation. Please don’t be surprised if you’re looking for a bottle of poppers and the nearest podium by track two. I know I was.

On the one hand it is very cheeky, referencing both her mid 80s dance material (Jellybean etc), as well as Abba (you all know about that one by now), The Jacksons ‘Can You Feel It’ (in the bass line of ‘Sorry’, the second single), ‘I Feel Love’ (in ‘Future Lovers’), as well as 70s/80s New Wave stuff (particularly the song ‘I Love New York’).

But it’s also pretty intense. There are plenty of "fuck you" lyics, not to mention spiritual ruminations a la Ray Of Light. The fact you don’t get time to breath from beginning to end also doesn’t help matters. But in a good way.

‘Push’ was facinating. The nearest I could come to described its grinding pychadelia was The Beatles ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’.

It also has a new contender for the worst/funniest lyric in history:
"I don’t like other cities but I like New York,
Other places make me feel like a dork."
... although the ironic delivery might absolve her of any possible crimes to literature. cough cough…

In short it’s gayer than an Elton John Versailles Hall Of Mirrors costume party. I reckon it’s up there with the best. Possibly even surpassing Ray Of Light.

But don’t quote me on that when we all hear it coming out of normal speakers and discover it sounds shit."

Hey GangstaFam...even your brother listened to the sample!!